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Potential applications of map-based cloning to plant pathology.

1990-08-01

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A new method for cloning genes that are known only by their phenotype, not their biochemical effect, has recently been developed. This strategy, which is known as map-based cloning, relies on knowledge of genetic map position as the basis for cloning genes of interest. In plant pathology, this includes many disease resistance genes in plants, as well as genes controlling race-specific avirulence in fungal plant pa...

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Literature Corpus work: 5bf5871a-256b-530f-bc98-6778069b0e52
DOI: 10.1016/0885-5765(90)90001-e

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